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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19

solely for the gamblers had bees shut out iron
the pool and which attracted attention from ne
sporting VERDI exhibition OF racers or ~
place to money the CONCLUSION OF ns
Captain Funk from the stand that BroGx
country unpng rules OF association courses 'f
fraud
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NEJVS FROM THE SUB CRIBS.
Jersey CITY.

lama. Exam boy living at No 800 First st. was riding
horse in Henderson ST. eay when another boy struck
hs s,msI win stlok aud started him gallop Egan
WAS throw of ami head struck the pavement ractung
his skull His injury Is believed 10 10 iaial
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Earned rnns-Broosyn !; Athletic First ba.e on or
rors-BrookIyn. 3: Athletic Lett on oases-Brooxpn'
Stolen bases-Terry q lyons J. Struck out1philps ],
Three base his-Nsne Two.nase hits-Pn sn:y McGarr
DsnDle plys-Clarge AMI Mcclellan l. lit 10y pitcher-
None Wild piiches-Weyhing l. Toole Passed balls
Clarke /. Umpiro-Mr. Sullivan Iimo-l:io.
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wrsrcHEsTER COUNTY.

Mouyr VERNON The congregation OF the First Presby
,erian Church we're surprised with handsome
han nav the morning service yesterday IL
the off Of the school cndren OF Mss Leila
woods and Miss Lizzo Jonesis classes
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cntsrs Academy the Unions ofColumoa COLLEGE and
nossibv cluo will be In the American Union 'H
season Az getting ready TO play.
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povovs READY FOR AN IMPORTANT RACE.

Ihirty.slx birds owned In Dorchester ana west h"N
bury suburbs OF Boston, arrived In Akron ~ IL sa
day night 10 liberated yesterday morning. ou' o"".
On atinos pherc conditions, they we're NOT et
90 The which these bras are entervh - e
important In the autup dying being ioI ~ , ~
The record A. beaten Is 800 miles IN hvuts 10
minutes, made by the Philadelphia bird Lazy ofs SS
hon October g. 1885. Whatever the record thcse o'Ius
make from Akron will be contested On WEDNESDAY Wy
the birds OF Quaker CITY Club FhlIadeIPhla' ""a
AZ IA n.lance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19

ANNUAL TOURNAMENT OF A TENNIS CLUB
The principal contest this week among the "edes OF INC
r.o,s, vii h, annual open OF the YORK
TENN. club on ground at
AZ ana al Niehol4savo Wednesday sbge' anu uouoio
Sa,h ~, iade. and gentlemen will be played Tho entries
eIo.e day ON Island cricket gronn9 INC
in Inc of the will be played 10 hy nc
BROOKLYN Hin Ten mis- Cubs annual meeting 'aNes pi~e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19

RAGE OF A DEFEATED DEMOCRATIC Do9''
Clifton l.. was the scene OF small riot ON os,u'uNy
AT IN. closs OF tho primaries Of the Third Election
Di.,rct Of southfsd Justice John GVaughu, or Boss
Vauchn as he is Familiarity called. who has TOT many
years been the Democratic leader In isicnn"A1
wa, defeated In his district the Generai
ticEe ON saturday night The old politician ieit s ue
feat keeny and angry He caused tue ARES. o.
insnertors no had been chosen by hase lie chareeu
them with stuiiug the baotboI. Tho prisoners .oto
taken to at midnight and arragnsa oeor0 no
saturday Ths feeliue against Justice vaushn 10 o n
and several threats were made oy the mop nr ar
Thers IA no doubt III At the old would have been AZ
tanksd but for the presence of squad OF police VINO
KENT the mob at bay.
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Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.
HARINE INTELLIGENOE.

l55 West e3dst
Uour,-sts "a to7 Diseases OF the Nsrvous systsn
eenito. Urinary Organs Impotsucs All stsriity.
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CLEVELAND DEBATED BY ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS Sept lsThe ST. Louis team defeated theCleVe'
land nine by the following score;
g., Ion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia
cleveland. ..................-.......O VI
Ba,a htts-st Loui. 10 Cleveland IL Errors-st Louis
81 Cleveland. 3. Pitchers -Knouh ana CroweL Umpire
Mr.. NcQuade.
CINCINNATI Sept lS-No game on account oil rain
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ONLY ONE CRICKET MATCH THIS WEEK.

Many expressions OF disgust arc hoard In INC oI'uH't
at the recent action of the Young American CiuO Of rama
dsph In forsitug their games 10 The staten
The was TO nave Do On plsye
on SATURDAY AID the latter on weins.d.y Inc oa Inland
mi, week arranged IL that between the
club and tho Merions OF Philadelphia al staten isAn '
Sail
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tina clu bs are In present and the Eastern
nbs cntnuo to win many games as they lose Ia games
the and Western cubs 10 date inc former
hsye 1884 victories 27 for the Western mines Inc peto
club of West having won 10 date ortywo
.anes los twenty our NswYork leads fo- the East
Nth thirty sew en- victories and twenty eight defeats The
of the week will finish the series oil games be-
the each section The record OF the East over
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MINIATU RE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE RE ALMANAC.
To-pAL
Sum rises BAL sets 50 Moos sets 1889 Moons ass
HIoH WAFER
IM-saady Hssr e;ts oey. Tara s'ol Hell aate 1870
R.X,-Sandy Heck. Ola osv. lard 929 nsn Gate Ills
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THE TRIBUNEs the only Republican morning
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Read tho letters from old soldiers In The TRIBUNE
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In the American Association the 81 Louis CLUB WIZ cap
te The trophy with greater ease than dh s year
IL viii Just easily next rear with the same ANY ar
Of climbs Louis club can lose every game
IL has vet TO this and yet capture the ne
Gght place between the Clnelnhali shd h
rs IL close and exciting In FACT this struggle IL now tho
ony eIcitng Incident the The BROOKLYN and Ath.
c elm bs for ith place bu: the position
ia too low y UGH interest In the battle The Ms
onslitaps hcent winning percentage OF 9o
The club remarkable record last week OF payng
three without scoring run Inc record
10 Ia a follows:
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
Mexico Likely TO Ipterfere

CITY OF MEXICO, July 3i.-The tone
OF the press here regarding the dicta,cr.
ship OF President Barrillas In Gnats.
mals is significant, the general assump,
ton being that the Mexican govern.
ment will not perm It the usurpation OF
the constitutional liberties Of the people
Of Guatemala without protest. Grea,
satisfaction Is expressed that Senior Ed
uarda Gary, the Mexicsn Minister tt
Guatemala, has shown binself equal tt
the emergency. The opponents in Qua
temala Of Barrillas' dictatorship s-t
undoubtedly looking for u oral .upr or
from Mexico, and in csr,a,r eventuali
ties physical supper. may be sought
Should the Guatemala dictator s,temp
t o bring about q union Of the Contra
American republics by force, Mexico
to be consistent, nust interfere.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
on for Niagara

Prof. Mons Lesleo, who performed q
few weeks sgo ut the Court Housa on q
tight rope re'ched from the Ebbitt
House to the Court Hcusa steepls. left
to-day With his sister for Niagara Falls,
where he intends 20 c.oss the falls oa a
tight rope The professor has been siv.
Ia & tx hi billions on the Brandywine at
Rattle Snake Run, OF Blrminshs
Park and other places. Ia answer AZ
10 what he made OF his exhibitions he
said he made from S. to Sl6 and somt-
times no made much more, owing to
the temper OF mind the su3ience was
In. AT the Court House exhibition he
says he made sl5, and well.knowE
colored man collected about IS and ran
eff with II. He says he has no fears OF
falling, and often when ha apparently
slipped and lost his ioothold It was all
for I ift ct to create an excitement.
He very seldom finds anybody wto
will accept hts offer to carry him
acroas en- his bick. He came across
ono some two weeks ago at ockvilie.
who consented, he being the ii irst In q
> ear, but when he got him en- mis- back
he p cad TO bs lot of. He would not
however, let him of, and triumphAntly
carried him across. The professor be-
ing short Of funds will work his way
to Niagara Fails by giving exhibitions
on ia ro1te. The first OF these he " Ill
give at Beverly, n. j., to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
Boulanget and ferry.

PAKIs, July 3l.-Generai Boulareer'
seconds have had an Interview with ex.
Premier Ferry aud have formally pre-
sent, tbs Generals challenge to fiahl
. dnel. NJ Ferry referred the seconds
TO two gentlemen friends OF his who, be
said, were willing to act for him. Some
friends OF Nj. Ferry ore now urgIog him
to fght General Bouisnger. III. Ferty's
secnGds aie Deputies Rsynal and G AL
mir Perier. They had Conference
with General BouIanger's seconds ats I
the interview between the later and ".
Ferry.
The tuei will prs badly take place to
morrow. General Bou' anger allows NJ
Ferry the choice Of weapons, and pls
tolls will probably be selected. Tnt
friends OF General RoulanSsr take te
rious view OF the affair.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
w,,m,r g,ons Camp Meet Ing.

Four families, already named In the
REPUBLICAN, and ell on Union avenue,
80, MT yesterday In the camp nesting
sr,vs Ut Brsndywipe summit. The
day was exceedingly pleatapt snd
co, |. In the evening q rattling showe,
Of 1sln fell that served still farther to
cool the heated atmosphere. More
dw ellers In the woods are looked foi
row day by dsv.
Amor Chandler will move his grocery
store on the ground early this week.
John r Kilmer he's his tent furnished
but will not remove out uutii TOWARDS
the last OF tie week. Mil'srd Davis IL
looking out for a stable with bay
I, ont in IL for bis horse. w. N. McCor'
mick. the secretary OF the association,
10 on hand ready to give information
Isaac Woodrow will have corps ol
carpenters putting up new tents thii
week. Mrs. Jennie Armor OF Philsdel
rh!a will tent In Union circle this year
Rev. r. C. Jores will have charge O
he camp this year.
The telephone will be a new feature
OF the camp this year. 1t will be ope
rated by George and Charlie StenRle
The camp proper will not commence
before next Monday and will continu
eleven days. The following minister
re booked for tPnting on the grounds
Revs. w. l. 8. Murrav, Phi. ID N. N
Browne, q. A Grice,J .E. Bryan, j. w
Ham N ersley, j. d. Q. Hanns, Adam
Ssengle, l.. w. Layield, X. r Har,
Wig n d Il. G. Jones of the Wilmington
Conference. and the Rsvs W. H. s nit
aud Henry g. Bodine Of the Philadel
phia Conference, besides q aite q numbt
who will attend Incidentally and preac
during the camp.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
a youne Mans Good Luck.

Frank G. MAX we'll 10 . young man
known to large number Of people In
Wilmington. de was for some time
in VIM d. Pickles -four and feed store,
Fifth and King streets; awhile In q
ccn fectionery store on Fourth street
and for SONS tins in q cigar store at
Th ird and Poplar streets. Of late
years he has bsen clerk in a cigar
store in Germantown, Philadelphia. W.
ID. Croft, OF Odesss, Del, Is hts uncle,
A few years ego the family heard
that they were entitled TO some prop
erty in England. After gathering al
the particulars they could they put tht
matter in the hands OF Thomas j.
Kelley, Esq of Philadelphia, TO work
up. Mr.. Ke ley took the case, wen
over to England and has succeeded II
not only fully establishing the claim u
the property, but in making . settle
ment for the same.
/ The ma ter in England has been re-
ferrsd to the courts to determine whici
OF the family are the leading or princi
pal heirs. 1t is the general impression
however, tha. Frank will fA.l heir u
the whole, as he is the nearest relative
On the 22i of June frank sailed 10
England, partly Tor pleasure ana pArtl.
to look after his property, arriving theF
on tie Fourth Of July.
de found that Mr.. Kelley, the attor
ney, had already settled ,he business
secured the properly and had returne
! home. Franks arrival home Is loose
for In twelve or fifteen dayt. The prol
: .rty referred to Is valued At Sl0 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
I he rire Flend.

A FIRE at Pittsburg on Sunday morn
ing destroyed tie packiug house, ma
chine shops and mould rooms OF King,
Son IL Co.'S & lass factory 40 the offices
aud warehouse of 8. Mckee Il Co,
glass manufacturers, opposite. TIE loss
OF Mckee g. Co. is estimated at 500,
GOO; Of King, Son 81 Co, $50, 900. The
total insurance Is about $4,000. Two
aremen were injured, one severely, By
u falling wall.
A building In Fort Wayne, Ind lana
occupied by We'll Bros. 81 Co., dealers
In hides, talloW and wool, was burned
on Sunday The loss 10 estimated a,
over $40 OC0; insurance $50 600. A
falling wall cAnsed the destruction OF 0
livery stable adjoining, Loss 81 600.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Lewis sasse and Manuel Rlchenberger
went to Rehoboth this morning.
Il Hinderer has pasture fol horses on
his lots In Browntown, Yves. Whining.
ton.
Five car loads Of excursionists wert
to Cape May yesterday via the w Il
N. Railroad and the stea mer Repnolio.
Dover has been visited with myriads
Of mosquitoes and the people, az well rs
horses and cattle, have been greatly tor.
mented.
Farm lands In close proximity to this
city are In better demand this year than
for the last five years.
Rev. j. Il. Bryan Of Asbury NJ E.
Church, delivered stirring lecture be
fore the Young Mems Temperance
Union on Sunday morning.
w. Y. Warner offers 81 reward for
the recovery Of Q nickel-plattd oval nut
lost on Saturday evenir g.
Workmen are engaged In taking mp
the old rails OF the B. & o. Company At
the West Yard, and putting down new
ones.
Tbs lance at Bouehman's pavilion,
BIaudywiue Springs, on Saturday
evening was attended by two hundred
young folks.
A stray COW came TO the premises oi
David Woo!msp, No. lis Orange
street, about two weeks sRo, and II ID
rather singular that the owner has moi
yet appeared to claim her.
A wheel came off the wagon of Mr.. A.
B ckta ut neon to-day while DRIVING
along Third street In front of Harvey &
Sisler's store, caused no doubt by hoe.
In the street, which the commission hal
not yet had time to AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
The sherman Indorsemeut

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 81 During the
Republican State Convention here the re-
port was sent out by special correspond
ents that the opposition to the Sherman
Endorsement as Withdrawn because of a
telegram from Representative Boutelle,
of Maine.
The Blade publishes the following tele.
gram from Mr. Boute lie, dated at Bangor:
"Please deny report OF my interier nee
in your convention matter. Have sent
no message Of any kind concerning it,"
The Blade, editorially, adds: 1--WE do now
authorita,ively state thai the matter of
asking an Endorsement of Senator Sher-
mans Presidential candidacy at the Ohio
convention was mentioned TO Mr.. Blaine
prior to his departure for Europe by a
prominent gentleman of this State, and
that Mr.. Blaine expressed a lively hope
that the Endorsement should be given, and
declared that Ohio owed 1t to the Sena- :
tor" The mutual friend is understood
to be Murat Balstead, of the Cincinnati
Comme .cial Gazette.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
Dom, mind few clouds :or tonight
moonlight excursion.
RobD,,,e,he Mlssourt Pacific,

sT.Ioris, July 1.-THE Globe-Demo
crat reveals another scheme by which II
states tnat Jay Gould and the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company nave been
svinGled cut OF large sum OF money.
1t is not so b!g thing as the tie corner
reported some days ago but II seems TO
show that various plans have been work
cd Tor long time past TO fleece the com
paDy. The story il brief is that Cowan "
Go the chief tie contractors OF the road =,
were entitled 20 pass which would
carry all tie. cutters needed over the sys.
ten. Mccartney x Mora furnished the
tie cutters for Cowan Il Co, charging
eaCn man Efy cents for gottin6 him
work. One DAY Mr.. Mccartney, who
NAL the statement, says he observed a
great falling OF Of applications for work
in the regular way and in looking into
the matter h. discovered that his business
was being taken away from him and thai
clio Ge, whose names he do not give
were Seeding men 20 any ard all point:
IN the reads oL Cowan X Co.'S pass and
Chorgiug them from two dollars to five
dollars each Tor transportation.
The persons thus carried over the road
wer4 Dot con fred 10 tie cutters, but the
assertion is that anybody was sent who
paid the price asked They were all
booked as tie cutters, however, and were
carried by the company for nothing
while the workers Of this scheme earned
IRON 81 TO g. rom each person. McCarS
ney says ne knows two Of tie clique who
made from SO, 600 TO Sl2, GO, and t. at h,
believes the coMpsny's loss was 81 ,0OI
per week or more. He also stated that
large part OF tie passenger business Of tn
road was done Il this way.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
Tho Bricklnyers' Excursion

The first annual excursion OF the
Bricklay era International Union No.
l, of Delaware, will be given to ATTAIN.
tic City en- Thursday, and those who
wish to escape the heat OF the city and
get dip n the salt water of the At
iantlc should accom- any them. The
seafon at the seashore ia now at iis
height, and the boardwalk Is crowded
from esriy morn Till late st night with
the merry excursionists from all parts
OF the country. The committee are
leaving nothing undone to- the com fort
OF their patrons, and will endeavor to
have oil enjoy themselves TO their
hearts content. First class passenger
coaches will convey the excursiouists
TO and from their destination. Seven
hours on the beach ~ ample time to
inspect TIE many curiousities and see
the innumerable sights in the City by
the Sea
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
A Sad Bereavement.

John Turner, the gate tender at the
foot Of French street on the P, w. & B
railroad, received word this morning
that his daughter, Mrs Lucy, the wif.
OF John Harper Of Stanton, had died
gu ite sud denly at that place this morn
ing. The deceased WAS about AZ years
OF age, and on Friday morning gave
birth TO a stil!-born child, but as she
seemed to be doing quite well word was
not sent to her parents In this city
Yesterday ehe was 80 much worse that
1t was deemed advisabIe 10 write tt
them, and letter WAS sent, but before
1t WAS received tEis morning maI
stepped of q north bound train and in
formed Mr. TdrEer that his daughter
was dead, and as may be expected he il
very much pros.rpled by the shock.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
BAae Rail.

The Armstrong club of Cooch,s
Bridge came to Ch -istiapa on Saturda :.
July 10, 10 play the Chrlstiana Red stock
ing Club. As the Christiana club did
not expect them until one week later.
there was only the captain present, who
promptly gave the game to them by a
score of 8 to 0. The clubs then agreed to
play at Salem, July 2S. The Christiapa
club were present, but as there were only
six OF the Cooch's club present, the game
was rightly claimed by the Christians
club by score OF 0 to 0. The Cooch's
club wanted the three best players of the
Glasgow club 10 fill the places OF their
three absent players. This was of course
objected to by the Christiana club. T Z
first nine of Christiana then picked :
nine and played the Glasgo W cub. I'll,
score wss 10 to 10 in favor of the Glasgow
club,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
Death From Congestion of the Brain

Death From Congestion of the Brain.
james Do,rity, boilermaker, Died
quits suddenly az an early hour Sstur.
day morning 0! coz 2estion of the brain,
IN tie 81 i year of his s.e. The de
ceased went to work at the Pusey &
JoLes Gc,Es when but small boy, and
afterwards learned the trade OF q boiler.
maker IN thetr shops and has never
been employed anywhere else Abont
one yea: ago be WAS accidentally struck
On tie mead with ham NJ er and ir ured
so severely :hat he was unable to work
Tor thee months, and stree that time
has hE!fered very much with pains IL
hia head. OG the 20 h inst be attended
a funera sn1 was 81 mu b affected by
tbs heat tCa' he wss u2able TO 20 to his
work TIE De-t day. hat although he r.
IsiDed a. none, lis iIlrels was not
considered serious until last Friday,
when he was seized with spasms. a
physician vas summoned, who FRO.
pounced !: serious case OF congestion
OF the brain, tie result of the H. Jury re,
ceived yeor previously. He con,i2 ned
TO SILK until Saturday morning, when
be expired, leaving wife and seven
children TO mourn His loss. Tne funeral
will take place 10 morrow afternoon at
O'Clock trom his late res,dsnca, No
AL East Sixth street, and tho inter.
Ineut will te made in the Wilmington
and Brandy wine cemetery
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
He Found H Match

This morning, as q wel.-known and
highly resptc tc:abie young lady was
patsing along MARKET greet above
Eighth, man who Is employed on the
extension which is being built to the
Opera Hotel, made an insulting remar h
concerning her. She stopped, and her
face tiust ed as she inquired 1. he re-
ferred to her, and upon being answered
in the affirmative. che picked up q
hatchet aud "wen: for him" His fesl
saved him what wou d 30 douot have
been severe tut proper chastissment
and 1t is probab. Q be has learned @ les
son which may prove Of ute to him il
the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-01
DIEH.

HARPER-In stanton, on the lst inst,
Lucy, " ifs OF John Ha'per, Rged 80 years
Reiatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeraI nom the
resid ence OF her husband, on wednesday
the 81 ir g: at o CLOCK. Services In stan
ton M. l.. Church. lnterme II in St. James
Cemetery, near stanton.
DOUGH ERTY Suddenly, IN this city, on
the 80 b Of July, James Doughery, aged
40 years.
heiatives and friends Of the family, also
the Gu plOy es o I the Pussy x Jones Oompa-
nay, a.c respvct.u ly lIvttel TO attend MS
funera |, fioLn his l6te residence Az r. sixth
street, On tuesday afternoon. Services al
the house at. 3 O'click. lnteTmert at the
W WilIington and Srar dywine Cemetery.
Gone but lot forgotten.
We emiss thee woen the ncrniDg dswns
We Mss thee when the mig ht comes on;
We MISS thee here, we u iss thee there,
Deai father, we mise thee every where.
HIGGINS ON Friday, the oath Of July
Anthony NJ. Higg:Is, in the Is.h year
his age.
HIS f'iercs arc respec.fully invited TO at
teLd the funeral from the resiieLcs CT hi
son. John q. Hig9ina, near Delaware CITY
on q onday, August ls, ut 230p p m.
DCNNELL-Un July 3ist. 1887, Sarah Don
Lsll. at her late residence, 1904 IVES
street.